An ordinary dude needs to level up in a post-apocalyptic dungeon... with his ex's goddamn cat.


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Deborah Devonshire is a natural writer with a knack for the telling phrase and for hitting the nail on the head. She tells the story of her upbringing, lovingly and wittily describing her parents (so memorably fictionalised by her sister Nancy); she talks candidly about her brother and sisters, and their politics (while not being at ( Read more... )

Three bros on a hunting trip to the Yukon, terror in the deep, dark woods.


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Shazam! Power of Hope by Paul Dini and Alex Ross

An overview of Captain Marvel's work in the world is revealed to be Billy Batson, reading it over the radio.

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The Dark Ones by Thomas J. Doscher

The Vixen War Bride book 6. The triumphant conclusion of this military SF series. It really needs to be read in order, and there is very little that can be said without spoilers for the earlier books.

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A classic Western with a six-gun full of tropes.


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A cheesy 90s kids horror flick as a self-published novel.


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A serial killer's daughter has some issues.


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Cupcake Girls by Thomas Doscher

The Vixen War Bride book 5. Umm. Despite the title, despite the series name, despite the cover -- this is military SF. Not about a war, but the post-war occupation.

Spoilers for the earlier books ahead. (It seriously builds.)

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These Spindrift Pages by Theodore Dalrymple

He had a notebook. He decided to use it by taking notes about his reading. A jaunt over mostly non-fiction, but not all. Ranges back in time to Arthur Conan Doyle, George Bernard Shaw, H.G. Wells, and G.K. Chesterton, but a lot over time. And all sorts of subjects.